Montgomery County ended North Callaway’s season in the opening round of Class 4, District 7 play last Monday night. Montgomery jumped out to a 24-7 first quarter lead and never looked back, taking …
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Montgomery County ended North Callaway’s season in the opening round of Class 4, District 7 play last Monday night. Montgomery jumped out to a 24-7 first quarter lead and never looked back, taking a 37-17 lead into the half and holding Callaway to only four points in the final quarter.
The win was the 20th on Montgomery County’s 2020-21 campaign, who entered the tourney as its No. 4 seed.
Abrielle Burgher finished with 11 points to lead North Callaway, putting a cap on a solid freshman campaign. Renee Finke led Montgomery with 22 points.
Montgomery forced 24 turnovers and shot the lights out from beyond the 3-point arc.
“Montgomery County just couldn’t miss,” Callaway coach Morgan Beamer said. “We tried to be in their face, and most of the time we were - their shots still went in.”
North Callaway, who was the tourney’s No. 5 seed, finishes their season at 6-17. Beamer credited her seniors for their work, they are Hayley Kimbley, Makenna Allen, Taylor Head and Trinity Brush.
